Its All a Matter of Dark
there is such a lark;
visions of gardens, butter flies lit up;
poisons passions of Lilly's dancing in the breeze;
impalas crossing over;
moths eating off the evergreens;
where's the soup, who ate the lemon trees;
what does this mean;
IT'S ALL A MATTER OF DARK;
the brown and gray matter;
slipped off the swing;
little golden boys and girls, lovely Sonja eaten by the witch Hazel;
and I thought she was made?
what is black N white television;
what is X-ray vision;
and whom am I to minus multiplication;
Divisions
there's a park on the moon;
and on a star lit night;
I can see Jupiter;
and that's alright;
but where our you now Mr. Lions;
and who stole the cow, Mrs. Turtledove;
all I can see is nothing and I spilled the Ali-gator aide;
all I have is the darkness, while participating in this moon-lit parade;
there such a lark;
children and elderly both dancing in the park;
basketball players, congregations in search of. . . sinners;
and when the cloud break forth;
who is there left standing
I am so entangled, in the grief left holding;
the brown and grey matter slipped off the swing;
blue and purple joined in the spring;
and I don't have a thing,
cept'
IT'S ALL A MATTER OF DARK
Copyright © James Edward Lee Sr. | Year Posted 2017
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